Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1948 — Page 7

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Inside Indianapolis

In Service—

Three Local Men {

: Hoosier Profile

© GLADYS ALWES is one Indianapolis businesswoman who doésn't worry about the proper balance between her working and her leisure hours. She solves the problem for herself by pretty the leisure hours, = = Patrons of her Music Shoppe on the main floor of Wilking’s sometimes kid her about the way she over ledgers and order books long after the store closes. ! “They think I'm trying to get rich,” she says. “It isn’t that. With the Martens Concerts and the Music Shoppe I've got two full-time jobs.” She hastens to correct any impression that the concert séries is a gold mine. “With production

break even. But I like to keep the series going. I.think it does something for the town,” she says. Miss ‘Alwes’ interest in music began early. Her mother, Dollie Williams Alwes, who, incidentally, was a descendant of John Hancock, was a church ginger in Seymour, where Miss Alwes was “born. Her father, the late Charles Henry Alwes, of Alsatian descent—hence the unusual name— moved the family to Indianapolis when Gladys was a little girl, After graduation “from Shortridge High School, Miss Alwes studied voice withs: Mrs, Carolyn Pike and piano with Miss Mary

‘| Didn't Get Very Far’

FOR some years, Miss Alwes sang alto in Elmer A. Steffen's Mendelssohn Choir, predecessor of the Symphonic Choir, serving also as treasurer and registrar for.the group. Of her ability as singer and pianist, she remarks, “I hate to say it, but I-didn't get very far. I can appreciate a lot more than I can do musically.” It was just by accident that she got into the retail music business. One Christmas she helped out during the rush in the Fuller-Ryde Music Co., then-in--the- Hume-Mansur Bldg. After the holidays, she stayed on in the _sheet-music department. ips " When the depression forced the store to close, a group of .local musicians ‘got together and 2 RAS A IER RI RE would open her own shop. : “I probably wouldn't have had the courage to start out by myself if all those people hadn't been so wanderful,” she says. Accident again got her Into concert manage: ment. - When the late Mrs. Nancy Martens found herFudenly without, office’ anaes, Mit Alwes. inn vited her to share the rather cramped quarters of

the Alwes Music of 33 Monument

-Memorial to

who arrive late

throat-atomizer

Alwes insists.

Gladys Alwes , ., works long hours.

After Mrs. Martens’ last fliness in 1940, Miss Alwes took over the concert series. ~~

“I THOUGHT it was only right to keep the name as a memorial to Mrs. Martens,” she says. Concert management has its anxieties—artists

“who couldi’t start his recital without his mistaid

store between the hotel and Engle) and In“With all the Neadaches, 1 5

Although her leisure is strictly tna, 20s .Alwes finds time for activity in Sigma Alpha-Jota, musical sorority. She's on the advistory boi of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Wom-]4 en's Council, and she’s the only woman tp have served on the board of the “National Association af‘ Sheet Music Dialers,

On Navy Cruiser

Trio ‘Serving

‘now undergoing intensive training in the western Pacific and China Sea area. They are Woodrow 'W, Wilson, stewardsman, USN, son of Mrs. Rosebell Dement, 1651 Martin. dale St; John Aldio, seaman, {USN, son of John Aldio Jr. 809 |W, New York St, and Edward

son of Roy McCartney, R. R. 18, James R. Biggs, airman apprentice, USN, attended Washington High School before entering the Navy, April 11, 1048. Mr. Biggs, son of Mrs, Nellie Moore, 529 Elder St. is serving with Patrol 8q Air Station, Canal Zone. He took his boot training at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes?” Ill.

Hearing to Tackle ‘Problem of REA

Shoppe, then on the second floor WASHINGTON, Dec. 25 (UP) Circle. —Chairman William Lang the Senate Civil Service m= mitteé said today he will try to find out why the Rural Electrification Administration is not getting transmission equipment, The North Dakota Republican

Mrs. Marfens

; problem artists, like the tenoriyon officials and industry

(it was luckily found in a liquor SkSuion "er Heo A" Narig RE aS ISR it “Miss found that it couldn't get Be materials as transmission wire, transformers and insulators because private companies “tied up all that would be available for he next twe o orth ‘three years” v

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AMBASSADOR “Red River” and “Three| 4, nim» . comedy, _' |REX~—"One Tough of Venus" and “CallOHIO Heldorsdo’ and “Bowery Bucka-| fornia Firebrand.’ roos.” TE Sood Sam” and ARAMOUNT—* " n’ » PARAMO R on Northside IT" and RIVOLI June Bride” ant “E Helg nds." us late show NEIGHBORHODO tonight ay “Where There's Life.”

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The Army expects to open all of its service schools for the second lieutenant procurement

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